Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
Ba sebaIl Notes.

In the game between the Pioneers and
Monday, Burke pitched for the Pho
neers, and Gurnett for the latter nine.
Burke was a success, and the "weenty''
Carroll caught him nobly; but Gurnett as
those who saw him pitch against the
Atlas may surmise, was not equal to the
occasion. Robinson. manager of the G.. &
MS, is arranging for the engagement of
two new pitchers. The club that lets
down" even little bit, is APT to be in
trouble soon.
Mrs. Alice S. Van Haltren. mother of
George Van Haltren, the G. & N. pitcher,
died Monday morning at her residence in
Oakland. Young Van Haltren has been
detained by his mothers illness from full
filling ere this time his contract to play
ball in the Eastern States. He expects TO
leave in about two weeks. He is under
contract with the ,Pittsburg club, but has
been transferred to the Chicago club.
The Woodland Democrat says: Every
lover of baseball in Woodland is with the
Atlas, and wants to see that club collar
the penant." Nothing like good work and
gentlemanly conduct TO command esteeml
The American River Boys went up to
Folsom Prison on Sunday and PLAYED
return game with the Prison nine redeem
ing their lost laurels by winning, with a
score of 10 to 8.
ST. ROSE PIcNrc.-The annual ST. Rose
Church picnic will be held at Beach's
Grove, near Freeport, tomorrow. The ex-
cursionists will be conveyed by two steam
ers and barge to the grove, leaving the foot
of street at $50 A. NJ, sharp. AS the
steamers are large and powerful, they will
bring the picnickers back from the grove
very speedily, making the trip one of much
pleasure. At the grounds the day will be
filled in with games and amusements with
out number, successful contestants reeeiv-
ing liberal prizes. The dancing platform
will be in excellent order, and large enough
for all who wish to dance to do so.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Harry Mcdonald, who
is imprisoned at Stockton on charge of
robbery, applied to Supreme Judge Patter-
son for writ of habeas corpus, which was
| ordered to issue, returnable before Judge
Van Fleet yesterday. As the District AT
torney was unable to be present, owning to
his being engaged in murder trial, the
hearing was continued until next Friday.
THROUGH TO THE STATE LrSE.-To-day
l eAAS GiAN O4SSOh iAdAho WIZ WIN
mence running through TO Coles, on the
State line, nearly nine miles north Of
Hornbrook, which has for some time been
the terminus of travel. This will leave
less than twenty miles of staging between
railroads.
To-Day we offer a large variety of i'm.
ported French flowers at about one-quarteI
their value. Also, trimmed picnic hats, in
nice styles, at Red House.
BUDs and roses, 3 cents each. French
flowers, at quarter their value, in our sale
to-day, at Red House.
No PASo but the Mathushek" has thu
tuning pins bushei into a solid iron frame
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
TRY the "best.'' the light-running e Do
nestle" with self-setting attachments, be.
lore you let agents talk you into buying in
! ferior Sewing Machines. Office, 9th ana ] 4
SUMNER SILKS, at % cents a yard, at E
| Lyon & Co.'S, No. 200 J street.
LIGHT-wEIeHr clothing for picnics, straw
bats, etc., in abundance, at Red House. .